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Fox Valley Literacy hosted a free open house on Sept.

9 at its Learning Center on Wisconsin Avenue to celebrate International Literacy Day and a year of program expansion + partnership growth. The event connected residents with key literacy resources and volunteer opportunities.

Appleton residents showed strong support for the local police in a new survey (over 71% rated the department positively and 82% feel comfortable calling for help).

The survey also revealed that 53% want more community events (guiding future outreach on mental health, homelessness, drugs, and traffic).

The Buzz visited Grand Chute’s newest eatery Hot Biddy’s today to check out its menu and ambiance for local diners.

The visit introduces a fresh dining option for residents.

City leaders in Neenah broke ground today on the Kimberly Point Lighthouse restoration project; crews will soon replace rotted wood and add new bathrooms to the 1940s-built historic landmark — which is listed on local, state and national registers.

Menasha officials and representatives from the Wisconsin DNR will host a town hall Tuesday, Sept.

15 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Menasha High School Auditorium (420 Seventh St.) to explain FEMA floodplain rules on repairs and rebuilding; property owners are encouraged to attend.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur said Jordan Love will rely more on passing as running back Josh Jacobs is sidelined due to legal issues while a trio of healthy receivers returns.

Love posted four playoff touchdowns last season and is expected to lead on Sunday at Minnesota.

Appleton Parks & Recreation will host its final summer outdoor movie night at Jones Park on Saturday, Sept.

12 at 6 p.m. The Flicks & Sips event will feature food trucks (including Hop Yard Ale Works beverages) and a screening of Hot Rods at 7 p.m.

The Appleton Fire Department is training around the Yellow Ramp (East Ramp) at 130 E.

Washington Ave. on Tuesday, today, and Friday; the parking ramp remains open with an alternate entrance on E. Franklin St.